, ng, gay with mermaids,
olivine and song.
» P. S.—Just now we had an-
other bite—which means 'we
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
. makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machinel
sold atflOper month.
PLUMBER.
. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Fall-Held Ave” Bridgeport. Conn.
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numbness-dot itwhenycu con set roar hogs
equipped so wily-with OUTSIDE WINDOWS. It yo!!!
some in we'll tell you what it’ll cost tomske your house EOE-
Win Ml__l
The.;Hatchi & Bailey Co.
committees and the .curtailment
business hours in many cit! . ~
conference of operators and miners
today at Columbus, which :has at-
tempted to settle the strikeei'nuhat
state“ In .a statement Govemor' Cox
said the indications were thdt the
controversy "would be settled Tues-
day on a nation-wide basis.” "
ViFurther shipments of coal mined by
volunteers in Kansas and Missouri.
under protection of troops. were made
BOSCH SERVICEISTATION j'
_- RADIATOR COVER, WEED CH today to points in those states, .where
AIIK mns the-shortage was most acute. .
NORW ' ’ Digging of coal 'by volunteers also
gnome cmmmu was expected to «begin today in Oklla.
HANDLER SIX 31 home. Arkansas and Montana. :1
C ' CADILLAC SIG Oklahoma. where martial law, prevails
WHITE T311938 ' in the"co'a1 districts. Governor Robert-
Ison ha‘s'ubegun a crusade against agl‘
tutorsf‘and several men havebeen ar-
rested, ,charged with, attempting to
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1800 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT I1" 30. NORWALKn
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to work.
At Bear Creek, Montana, when eigh-
ty volunteers arrived. accompanied
by a detachmengof federal troops.
electricians and engineers at the
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mines .walked out. .
A cold wave, accompanied by snow.
prevailed today in the Rocky Moun-
tain region. making the distribution of
the limited coal supply dimcult.
Reports from all parts of the cen-
tral competitive field say that the
mines are in readiness to be worked.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
IN HIGH-OMSOOATS. SUITS, DRESSES AND SKIRTS,
for women and misses. ' '
can. I “
JAFFE & ASH I
. .It won’t cost more in the begin- I
gins. but you will gain more in the ‘
end. We buy everything in the line '
Junk—especially Second-”Hand
TELEPHONE 499. A
Job Prmimg _
South Norwalk
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HUBER ICE CREAM
FULL LINE CANDY
PULL LINE GROOERIES
, .7 FANCY ER‘UIT AND VEGE-
llaher & Simon
. 116 So. Main Street
ORDERS FOE—JUNK
.. ~cdiately sent for and best
'ces paid. Phone or send
‘-tal.
1 L. EFFRON
gRowan St. East Norwalk.
.. e1. 441. Tel. 441.
N o Successors
Specials
g or the week
7 _I.ASSES—,Pure New Or- . .
deans; .. a gal. $1.10, qt. 30c _
E OAK BUGKWHEAT,
; 3 lbs. 23c
4 'VEL BRAND FLOUR,
'Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE UNDERGARMENTS
Whi . .. . . d th t d ii of coal can begin
. -°h will ”I“. 19’" acceptable Km“ gifts. 1'31; migutgrghewstgllre is settled.
SHOP EARLY. , in Chicago retail stores. with the
Iexception of groceries and a few
The Paris Cloak and Suit House liéfa‘iisaé’iaééi‘ai’é 3351535223311...”
oi non-essential industries from which
coal has been withheld by regions:
.0,
Governor Cox of Ohio cal ed of! the i
prevent union miners from returning.
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HANDmOHIIFS OI! EVERY. GRADE AND
.W's Leading Dry Goods Store
_ 17 DAYS TO CHRISTMAS
It is hard to realise that the holidaysaro so near, but prudent people are already busy I"
,with the present problem and and plenty to attract them in every department.
HOSEBY FOB m, would! AUD OHIIDBIN
' .fl't. one. 8. 1919
Hyatt
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. ‘12- moons roa use! was: up cams; use
l " _ 6.“. “l swan-nae roe mine. masons m cannons
l FUR NEOKPIIOBB AND nuns IN SETS 03 SINGLY .
5.4!: 7.- - , CHILDREN’S FUR. SITE ARE IDEAL PRESEN'IB r
. M ' m “1.1;.“ 33m, , mvnmuo Bassoon CASES
; _ 1‘ t a; 4 :
arrive at Indianapolis today, where to- 'der both the Lever and anti-trust acts. _
marrow the union oilficers will lay the 'According to Government attorneys.
;Presldent's proposals before the exec- they have evidence that the operators I
utlve and scale committees of the have conspired with the miners in vio- l
workers. " lation of Government statutes and g
The utmost secrecy stfll surrounded . have'i‘ormed 8. combination to limit lb? I
the President's proposal and Secretary Sprodlictlon of coal. A mass of evidence ‘
Tumulty and other oil'icials refused to ' gathered in all M 01’ the country by 1
supplement the White House state- the Department 01' 5‘15‘109 W1“ be!
“lent. It was learned. however. that made aaVilable to the grand jury. II is.
’the proposal made to the miners wulexpected the hearing will continue for.
from the President himself, and waslseveral weeks all" that every phase 01' i
in the form of a memorandum writ- the coal industry will be investigated.‘
ten by him.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Dec. 8.——»An
investigation of alleged violations of
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. '
John R. and George E. Finch to John ;
B. Risko and wife, lot and buildings,
Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour
D 2'.
Campbell’s Souns. all ki
to investigate allezodviolations of the
Lever Act and anti-Trust laws by op- ‘
and coal dealers in
or Buckwheat.
15c
cal-ou- e
. , “(15. per can ............ 11C .(lih‘rilrzioln‘nrilt; the bluiminous coal
SWlft S Al‘I'OW’ Borax soap . . z . - . '. ..... 5 cakes 33C “ll‘lkt’. will pot l)t,‘ empanelled today.
Extra Large Jmcv Grape Fruit. each _ . . , , . _ . , _ DC United States District Attorney 1..
Very Best While Grain Rice. er lb. . 16c Er. Slack, announced today. He said 1
Yellow Turnins (Weston stoc )_ ...... 5 lbs. for 20¢ 2.2:):{(““:0‘,I‘:.§‘,.Ifi;;:f‘ ""“mom’d ““1 “‘n I,
0“ ar? 35.511594 0f ouahtv If you buy your Bak- \Vhile announcing that the conven-
ery Prods; S at W lute House Breadery, next to ing of the grand jury had been posl- :l
ponml until tomorrow, Mr. Slack would I
ellt‘d at that time.
that the calling together of the invest- 1
igators would depend upon conferences
today 'with Allormry-(leneral
find others who were to arrive here
from “'ashinglon about noon.
Beckmann’s Grocery
83 Washington St. - Phone 1405.
FREE DELIVERY. '. -
:of the Government . .
Lewis was said to have expressed
'Willingness to smmm to r-hzmue this
feeling it given assislzmce- from re-
,sponsible Governmz'vnt offirmls in deal-
ing with the men. .
Mr. Palmer. Assistant Attorney-Gem '
xeral Ames, who‘jnsliluted proceedings
.nfitainst the unibn officials at, lndianap—
oils, and Lewis and ‘William Groom,
: secretaryof the Miners' l‘nion, are to
FOREQUARTERS LAMB . . .e .......... t ............ 18c 1b.
ALL CUTS OF NATIVE LITTLE PIG PORK
Native Pork, - Home-made Sausage ..... ~ . . . . . . . . . . . 40c lb.
Schollzo’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
NORWALK.
1~2bag-n-....,. ..... 90°
_. mr: OLD-FASHIONED
BUGKWHEAT, a. 1b.
SEEDED OR SEEDLESS
'RAISINS, a. pkg. ..... . 19c
A. SE I'LL
:24 Cottage Street
- RD WOOD. Split or
filocks, . . . . 25¢ a basket
AL 60cabushel
, -‘ ered'all over town in any
L. EFFRON.
cyan St... East'Norwalk, Gpnn.
V Tel. 441.
3-“
9c
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Home
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I RICAN AND CHINESE ..
RESTAURANT
gular.Dinner»»11:30 to 2:30. 400
all Supper- including 3611;: 55c:
harm" Course Dinner, 85c
North ,inggt‘revet , »
to is til. "
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. ‘57-, inwm‘*EsA~E-:i'v.' men's. >,...;G4.'3
Leek
“xix max
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from was:
SOUTH NORWALK.
gnmmiwmn
l-BEFUBEEREAKFASI;
*3 '- Says you really feel clean, sweet I‘
. and fresh inside. and
TEA A F . I are seldom ill.
, W GONS' MUF IN STANDS: SEWING TABLES: . I If you are accustomed to wake up}
TELEPHONE TABLES, JARDINIERS’ DESK SETS. if‘with coated tongue, foul breath or a‘;
COMFORTABLE CHAIRS FOR THE OOZY CORNER.
‘ dull headache; or if your meals sour-
RAYMOND é. SON
”Dainty Gifts far the Housekeeper
'; awaiting you. ’ p g
-. TO-morrow morning, immediately‘
. . Iuponarisiug. drink a glass of hot water
3:! with a teaspoonfulvof limestone Dhos-l
phate in it. This is‘intenaed to first!
neutralize and then wash out of your.
stomach,'liver.kidneys hnd thirty feet!
or intestines all the indigestible waste,
‘ poisons, sour bile and' toxins. thus
and ferment. you haves. real surprise,
For! as! High on. 22:: r.
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, _ r - ‘ cleansing, sweetening and purifyinSI
$.94 MPLERS SUPERFINE EXTRA " the cziiire alimentary canal. l
1: 2: 3, 5 pound packages. ' CHOOOLATES, 1 and 2 pound. Those subject to headaches, shack-I
. " aches, biiious attacks, constipation or,
WHITMAN’S Istomach trouble, are urged to getai
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CHOCOLATES AND CONFECTIONS
‘ Holiday Packages ~ was...“ .5551.
Cliitprd Pharmacy
~ ’ scorn MAINST. '
" .rm
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quarter pound of limestone phosphateI
[from the drug swam begin enjoying . i
this morning insides’boih.‘ . . F
, Just “how Bitmap “cleanse.
.pnrify'g'gl . .4. ,‘thflgskin. so hot wa-
ter ad a teaspoonrul ot limestone
pho'sp - act as the stomach, iiver,‘
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mention of an increase in the number
of mines working.
spite the agreement in “'ashimzton be
[Ween Government officials and lead»
ers of the l'niied Mine Vl‘nrkers. l'nit»
not yet taken any steps toward halting
. . .
Jury or alleged Vltllilllon of the Lever
not say that the jury would he ompan- noy's office
It was indicated. would proceed as planned.
messes. including miners. operators and
Palmer (‘08!
assert the investigation. which is to
.be nationwide, is being pushed. not . . . .
merely to bring relief in the presentlunm ”W ”1“an “dmmls'i’rlmn 1““
flKriegerSzCo.
The leading Store lor
Ready-lo-wear
Clothes [or Men, Wo
.,
George l-‘. Bells and Sully 5, 1pm.!
to Louis Tankus, 101 and slow ~. .‘wfl
1:2 and 15 Main street. ll‘l‘ar. I
Samuel J. Simvari m living-4v Min";-
all. lot and buildings. \‘s'm-ll
“2n:
livnrgv Mitchell in Samurl .l, “H
'n‘l. lot and buildings. 3 l‘m‘tm l',
Q. C.
Albert “‘ollnilz lnlllnrk \l. l'
son. lot. Highland Park. \Ym:
INDIANAPOLIS, ind. Dec. 8.-De~
Ham-I
~d States Government attorneys have
\.
he investigation by the Federal Grand
is: this morning. ‘ ”’3' "
it was stated at the district atlon
that the investigation
Subpoenas
lave been served on a numbn’of wit-
lMEPERATOR SAlD TO HAVE 6733
TONS OF COAL
"YASHIXHTONJ live. 5 T“.v
rr German limr linperaior. nu“ lL‘lll» :
the British flag. will not lw inwrm’h‘ll
to leave New York. officials said 1min}:
dealers. G overnmenl attorneys
‘ WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.——“Hope for the Levet" Act in the Fairmont coal . , B‘ ‘9'
33 South Main St. Established 1901. "‘ South Norwalk. the settlement tomorrow afternoon of ,district was opened today by Assistant .} aNnefi?:t‘;tre;t. .1311“ to ib- h l 1 men’ 03,8 and Girl I
"‘ . , ~ - lithe controversy between the miners. United States District Attorney Harry Mill d ‘J’ ' h T- ,,‘ ”3.3m!“ ' .
- 'the operators and the :m'ernment."lByrer, according to reports received and ‘33:. 086”! t ’(IICI‘MW‘SZ: ’0‘, w so“ " Char \
‘w —-————-» — was expressed in a formal statement here. if evidence to warrant a grand Edillh SnfihQ‘I n ar 9 30“- “(f‘L 7 C C 9‘
- issued today at the ‘White House. jury investigation is collected. the mat- . .,., '_ _ (:3 "I" Jospph Agimh“ A
MAINE POTAT ' I The statement follows: ter will be. submitted at the regular gar“ “we“ ‘ orualk and \\i“0n" . ecollnls. ,
‘ ’ "it is he ed that there will be a term or the pury at Parkersburg. Jan- .' . . y _ . .
ES. "settlement pon‘ Tuesday afternoon of Iuary 13, Mr. Byrer reported. Special ”1.111122 D' Duiharg Malian} A‘ “95-“ I
. . I ithe controversy between the miners. agents of the l'leparlment of Justice Var}: lk a3}: an “1mm”! “""l- ___
Carload Just arrived. They are fine Stock and ‘ihe operators and the government are assisting the Attorney in the inves- ‘ Regroi‘ Price to (‘arrie (‘ Hull lm I
0001‘ White and mealy. Get your winter supply now. "“9‘18“ "‘9 “WWW“ .b-‘ ‘.““ “3m?” ,“giuo'f- , . . . and buildings, Maple slrr-ol. “-21-. I
. P or the plan for a definite will. rm ni , Lari} reports today from unionized \Yill‘a “. O . H I .. O . .
Per Peek~ 60c- Per Bushei. $2.25). proposed by the president. which pro- ”coal fields of Southern “‘esl Virginia I t d' [milder we . to .ouxs > If “my
Nucoa Nut 0180. “18 world’s best. lb, , , , . , , . . . . 6c pnsnl was submitted to acting: l‘i‘osi- did not indicate how many mines "1:1?“ Smllullrlmi: 11133.]: 31“?" 1“,?“ INTELLIGENT ‘
Campbell’s Pork and cans 2C3nS or 23C dent Lewis of tho minors, by Attor- were operating. Representatives of bliildin ‘g' H‘ l . “iu‘k ~_‘(‘l‘”1~»”f}-‘I'l‘ll
Shredded Wheat BiSCIlit "" ‘ ' ' ' ' '9 k . 25w noy-Generai Palmer. Saturduv night." operators declared conditions in the. “a”. 51“ 1g] “m ml“ '1 "“' WORKERS I
B k ’ H 9 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ '.- '-‘ D 23. .or DC lNlllANAPOLIS. Dec. S,~-Tlie Fed- New River fields Were improved and :Sa'mllel J 3‘l ., _ l \.. p, , v .f
3 er 5 01' quel' S Cocoa. large tm_ . . . . . . . . . . 23¢ ernl Grand Jury. summonr-d by United production on the increase. Reports J ‘ x- _ ' f. .C‘M” " K ”“1”“, g
Instant Postum. 30c Size, 25c. 50c Size , . , , _ . , , 45c States District Judge A. B. Anderson from the Kanawha fields made no [fifljfif'l‘hxie dig]. and I’U‘I‘I‘"; ‘ ARE NEEDED» "2
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OFFERS YOU YC if 3‘
Good Flirniture in the
Room Will Whet the Appetite
How much more refreshing and appetizifig is a meal when served "in a room
which contains all the elements of beau ty in its attractive
n
ture! Here are ten pieces—4.11 bear-earmarks of the finest construction and
design. Made in the ever-popular William and Mary design and finished
chairs have leather seats. Fanied Oak, $298.0'Ofi'
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.with charming decorations on bufl‘et,"china cabinet and serving table. The
.4 ln agreeing Saturday to urge upon . . . _ . , .
. the miners‘ representatives acceptance Crisis. but to prosecute d‘il violation Of (III-“mlwv-Hl‘.‘ It: 1m mu‘mmm 0; ("WWW CHANG}; I
.of the President’s proposa‘g_ John L. 1"0(ililml statutes. rezardlessi‘of whether ‘1 Mt ”0 “'5‘“! had ”kn" n.“ "“1“" I
e {A ~ » j. if .LPWIS- acting president of the United the violations were committed by min- or "fl‘yj‘I‘Pn her furl pox-mil . Mm. f: r
' , ‘7‘ " ' 'Mine Workers of America. was said to "F5. operators 01‘ dealers. ““11: ;..»00 “"3?“ f d I 1* r I
Q ‘ I ' have franklv informed Him-nvvrenmn' AP-lion amino: the miners “and o nu ' '3“ ””“m "‘ ' ‘1‘ I '7' "'- ' '
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L4-Chu1tze :5 1 UESdaV SpeClaIS al Palmer of tho difl'icultios he was alors. Charging conspiracy to limit the “33‘3“?“ '11 “(Twit)" “up A ‘" 1"". ' . v
.I having: in \'l(’\\' “2- ”‘9 “Will”: created Ipl‘OdllCll'Oi‘l Of 0031' \"lll be SOIln’llt un. Liking:-1()]rC‘10]£“llO$“tf the I i \<~l Tum; ~~Tl‘\' a S‘ n'tzlvl \Vun' I”,
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